anisms 4) from the compounds in group A and 1 compatible reactant from the compounds in group B that will undergo an SN1 reaction. In the space provided below draw the reaction equation for your reaction, including the product and any other necessary reagents to promote the transformation (i.e. catalyst, solvents, temperature, etc.) The following questions (a, b, c) refer to the SN1 reaction. (a) choose 1 reactant

anisms 4) from the compounds in group A and 1 compatible reactant from the compounds in group B that will undergo an SN1 reaction. In the space provided below draw the reaction equation for your reaction, including the product and any other necessary reagents to promote the transformation (i.e. catalyst, solvents, temperature, etc.) The following questions (a, b, c) refer to the SN1 reaction. (a) choose 1 reactant

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